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W Seattle’s It’s a Wrap Package
By Seattle Mag October 31, 2013
!–paging_filter–pHalloween is over, which means it’s on to Christmas, shooting Thanksgiving barely a glance as we trundle onwards towards shopping and gift giving. We get a lot of holiday packages and event announcements, but a href=”http://www.wseattle.com/” target=”_blank”W Seattle’s/a is one we just had to share. The hotel’s in-city shopping package, a href=”http://www.wseattle.com/its-a-wrap-holiday-package” target=”_blank”It’s a Wrap/a, sounds super-fun and may perhaps be the start to a great new holiday tradition./p
pStarting at $245, and running Friday, November 29, and Saturdays November 30, December 7, December 14, December 21, December 28, January 4 and January 11, 2014, It’s a Wrap includes a $50 gift card from a major credit card company (for shopping) $50 gift card to a href=”http://www.uvillage.com/” target=”_blank”University Village/a (for shopping), complimentary Mercedes-Benz Sprinter shuttle transportation from Butler Seattle to and from University Village on Saturdays (for shopping), complimentary gift wrapping of up to three packages until 8 p.m. on Saturday nights, and, as long as you’re staying over on a Saturday night, a seat at a festive Wrappy Hour (from 3 to 8 p.m., Friday November 29 and every Saturday thru January 11, 2014), which includes gift wrapping, live music, and a selection of specially priced, festive cocktails./p
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